Strange Tales #154 Pacific Coast pedigree (Marvel, 1967) CGC NM/MT 9.8 Off-white to white pages....
Record Price at Heritage Auctions: $1,015.75
Sold: Jul 28, 2012
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Publisher: Marvel, 1967
About Strange Tales #154
Umar appearance. Marie Severin cover. Jim Steranko art on the Nick Fury story, and Severin art on the Doctor Strange story.Why sell your comic books with Heritage Auctions?
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COVER DETAILS
Characters: Dr. Strange; Veritas
Pencils: Marie Severin
Inks: Marie Severin
Colors: Marie Severin ?
Letters: Sam Rosen
Notes: Possible Severin colors per Nick Caputo, who notes that Marie has mentioned in interviews that she usually colored most of the work she drew.
STORY DETAILS
Characters: Dum Dum Dugan; Nick Fury; Laura Brown; Gabe Jones; Supreme Hydra ["Agent Bronson" (alias)]; Jasper Sitwell; HYDRA; Boothroyd (Personal Effects Dept.); The Dreadnought (HYDRA Robot)
Synopsis: While the AUTOFAC computer works out the true identity of the Supreme Hydra, Fury plans to have Bronson transport Laura to SHIELD's West coast HQ. In the Personal Effects Dept. Fury is given a new weapons-laden outfit. Moments later he's attacked by The Dreadnought, a deadly 8-foot-tall HYDRA killer robot. Laura suspects Bronson may be the Supreme Hydra himself, and her suspicions are confirmed by AUTOFAC, but before she can pass on the info, Bronson overpowers her. Fury just barely manages to beat The Dreadnought, but finds Laura is missing-- and AUTOFAC names her as the Supreme Hydra!
Pages: 12.000
Script: Jim Steranko (plot); Roy Thomas (dialogue)
Pencils: Jim Steranko
Inks: Jim Steranko
Letters: Sam Rosen
Reprints: SHIELD [Nick Fury and His Agents of SHIELD] (Marvel, 1973 series) #5 (October 1973)
Notes: Part 5 of 9. Fury's "Repulsor Watch," capable of deflecting bullets, later turned up in the film LIVE AND LET DIE (1973), though in the movie, it was only used to attract metal, not deflect it. SHIELD would build their own "Dreadnought," a tunneling machine, which would turn up in STRANGE TALES #167 (April 1968). HYDRA's "Dreadnought" would turn up again in DAREDEVIL #121 (May 1975).
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